The Pelvic Connection Physical Therapy is a pelvic health practice on Manhattan's Upper West Side, led by Dr. Mukta Chauhan. The site describes help for pelvic pain, bladder and bowel issues, pregnancy and postpartum concerns, orthopedic pain and men's health, and says Dr. Chauhan holds a double board certification in orthopedics and pelvic health. The site describes a whole-person approach that looks at the nervous system, movement, habits and life context alongside the pel...
Bladder Dysfunction
Urinary urgency and frequency, incontinence, painful bladder syndrome, interstitial cystitis, incomplete voiding and post voidal dribble.
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Chronic constipation, fecal incontinence, puborectalis dyssynergia, outlet obstruction, anal fissures, hemorrhoids and rectal prolapse.
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Pudendal neuralgia and genito-femoral, obturator, posterior cutaneous femoral and ilioinguinal nerve injury.
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Vaginismus, pain with intercourse, pelvic pain, urgency and frequency, urge incontinence and outlet obstruction.
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Urinary incontinence, urgency and frequency, pelvic floor dysfunction and erectile dysfunction after prostate removal, with real-time ultrasound biofeedback.
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Pubic symphysis and SI joint pain, diastasis recti, pelvic organ prolapse, incontinence, and scar mobilization after C-section, perineal tears or episiotomy.
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Vaginismus, painful intercourse, pain with climax or ejaculation, vestibulodynia and vulvodynia, clitoral pain, erectile dysfunction and persistent genital arousal disorder.
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Vulvodynia, vestibulodynia, lichen sclerosus and Bartholin gland inflammation.
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Founder and pelvic health physical therapist, double board certified in orthopedics and pelvic health
Dr. Chauhan began as an orthopedic physical therapist more than 15 years ago in New Delhi and trained in Functional Manual Therapy in the US before specializing in pelvic health. She describes a whole-person approach that draws on pain science, craniosacral therapy and sexuality counseling training, and she offers community education on pelvic health.
110 W 96th St, Suite 1D-3
New York, NY 10025
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The first session is mainly an evaluation of your condition and a chance to get to know you and your goals. It starts with a review of your medical history and a discussion of your concerns, then usually a physical examination of posture, breathing, movement and the mobility of the abdominal and pelvic organs, fascia, muscles and joints. With your verbal and written consent, Dr. Chauhan may perform an internal assessment, and you can decline it until you feel ready. Together you then build an individualized plan of care, and time permitting you may receive a brief home exercise program.
Bring comfortable, loose clothing such as loose shorts and a T-shirt, and avoid tights. Filling out the intake form in as much detail as possible before the appointment helps, and so does writing your medical history in chronological order.
The practice is out-of-network, which means it does not deal directly with insurance providers, so it is worth checking whether your plan includes out-of-network benefits. The site says this model allows a full hour of one-on-one time and typically a visit once a week or every other week.
Yes. The practice is open to discussing a sliding scale for people who need financial assistance, and asks you to call to enquire.
It is a fee-for-service practice. An upfront fee is charged for each session, and you receive a superbill to submit to your insurer for reimbursement if you have out-of-network benefits. The site prints no dollar amounts and asks you to call with questions.
Yes. Dr. Chauhan is trained in craniosacral therapy and uses it routinely for nervous system down-regulation alongside other treatment, and a craniosacral-only session is also offered.
Yes. Dr. Chauhan is board certified in orthopedics and pelvic health, and says she practiced as an orthopedic PT for 7 years before entering pelvic health.
Yes. The site lists male pelvic conditions such as pelvic and testicular pain, erectile dysfunction when related to the pelvic floor muscles, hard flaccid, hernias, urinary frequency and urgency, and pre- and post-prostatectomy rehab.
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Double board certification in orthopedics and pelvic health (as the site words it)
Certified Pelvic Health Specialist (as the site words it)
Functional Manual Therapy training, Institute of Physical Art (IPA)
Pelvic Health Sexuality Counseling Program (completed)